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Clifton council debates locations for two ADA-accessible parking spaces in Caboose lot
Summary
Councilmembers discussed converting three existing spaces into two ADA-accessible spaces in the Caboose parking lot, noting safety concerns at the Main Street entrance and directing Councilmember Lynn Screen to contact affected residents for feedback.
Vice Mayor Regan McDonald identified two candidate locations in the Town’s Caboose parking lot for converting three existing spaces into two ADA-accessible spaces. He noted that the first three spaces off Main Street at the lot entrance experience heavy ingress and egress, which could create a safety concern if converted.
Councilmember Lynn Screen said she would contact residents who could be affected by the proposed locations so they can share feedback. Councilmembers agreed to collect more information and return the item to a future meeting with resident comments and comparative parking-rate research that Councilmember Poe and volunteer Donna Netschert will pursue.
No formal vote was taken; the Council requested additional information before placing the item on a future agenda for possible action.
